Best Spots for Tokyo Night Views – Top 5 Free Places to Enjoy the Night Sky
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Arriving inTokyo, you don’t have to visit famous towers to take great night photos. This time, Fever Travel has gathered 5 free spots where you can still enjoy beautiful night views.
1. Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building Observation DeckLocated in Shinjuku,
Tokyo, this spot is very convenient, but the South Observatory is open only until 5:30 PM, while the North Observatory stays open until 11 PM. There’s also a bar where you can enjoy theTokyosunset.Photo by
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AtTokyoMetropolitan Government Building, you can take night view photos from this angle, where you can see many towering skyscrapers, which is very spectacular.
However,the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building has fixed rest periods each month, and you can check itsdetailed information.Detailed info
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For referenceJapanTraditional samurai sword design, the Dentsu Headquarters Building is 48 stories high, whichTokyo’sA great spot for night views.
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During Christmas, the central area of the building transforms into a "grand garden," creating a very festive atmosphere
For the address and directions to Dentsu Headquarters Building, please refer to itsDetailed Information
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Yebisu Garden Place isTokyoa landmark in Yebisu, with nearby attractions such asTokyoMetropolitan Museum of Photography and the Yebisu Beer Museum, and it has also served as a filming location for TV dramas. ItsTokyoA great spot for night views.Detailed information
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From the windows on the 38th and 39th floors of Yebisu Garden Place, you can seeTokyo’sBeautiful night view
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The Carrot Tower in Sangenjaya is located inTokyo’sThe Setagaya area features a free observation deck that overlooksJapanresidential neighborhoods, and offers views ofTokyo’sonly remaining streetcar line — the Arakawa Tram Line.More information
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5. Bunkyo Residents' Center
The 25th floor of Bunkyo Civic Center houses an observation deck offering views ofTokyo’sAreas such as Ikebukuro and Shinjuku offer free entry, but the views are absolutely stunning with excellent sightlines.More information about Bunkyo Civic Center
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